Category Archives: capturing memories

Scout Finch keeps the stories of the Mockingbird alive

Posted on May 4, 2011 by moonbridgebooks

You can still see young Scout Finch in Mary Badham’s face despite Mary’s matured age and perfectly coifed, thick hair. Shedding her tomboy girlhood, Mary wore a red silky blouse overlaid with black lace, trim black pants, and four-inch killer … Continue reading →

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Capture proud parent moments with a scrapmoir – NaPoWriMo Day27

Posted on April 27, 2011 by moonbridgebooks

I’m usually proud of my kids, but sometimes I’m extra proud. Tonight my eighth-grade daughter put on a nice dress and pretty shoes (oh my gosh!) and walked across a stage to accept her Gold-N award for high grades throughout … Continue reading →

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The last memories

Posted on August 23, 2010 by moonbridgebooks

Mom has been unusually calm these days. She has been a fighter against her Alzheimer’s, not going easily into the twilight world of forgetfulness and unable to accept her greatly diminishing physical abilities, so her peacefulness is a surprise. I … Continue reading →

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